Visa and citizenship
Visa and citizenship
+10followers, in 30 days, three months after we stopped
Every growth site shows the big months.This one shows a month with nobody working the account, on purpose.Every growth site shows the big months.This one shows a month nobody worked.
The account
Jason helps high-end clients with investment citizenship and visas, a narrow niche with expensive, high-ticket sales. He was skeptical about Instagram from the start but wanted to try the service and see.
What we ran
From 1 May, daily manual work from the account. The growth started almost immediately and stayed consistent, with no spikes. The dashboard is a paid third-party tracker that reads public numbers; Dmitry cannot edit it, and it is the same tracker every client sees on their own account.
What the dashboard shows
The work stopped around 3 or 4 June, when Jason stopped replying. From June to 21 September about 95 percent of the people we brought stayed, and the account even grew a little on its own. Instagram deletes bots; it did not delete these.
The full picture
Why show a ten-follower month at all: because every site shows the 400 and 500 months, and the fair question is what happens after you stop. This is the answer, on a graph that nobody touched for three months.
Every number on this page is the one said in the video. The published ranges on the plans are what past clients saw in a month, never a promise; the results disclaimer says the rest.
